Yeah, this is Taran Tracy Jr. welcome back to the epic Roster Watch podcast.

Brought you by Rosterwatch.com.

Rosterwatch podcast number 600.

My name is Alex Dunlap, of course, joined by Cody Carpeteer and The Trash Man, as it is our 600th episode.

Man, it's crazy trash man.

I was talking to Cody before, and he's like, when did you all even start the podcast?

And I said, dude, we were doing radio for like six years before we even started doing

the pot. It's like, you know, we have, you know, we've been on series since, what, 2011.

And I think we started the podcast in 2017. So, but yeah, shout out to us, man, 600, 600 episodes. We wanted to get together and me, Cody, Trashman, talk about the dynasty rookie rankings

or, you know, I guess just the rookie rankings as far as the running backs and the wide receivers so far.

So basically what will be going up on the site will be a,

um,

um,

like a consensus rank like the average rank between myself,

Trashman Cody and Byron Lambert once he gets his rankings in for his top guys.

And that's how they'll be sorted,

but you'll be able to see our individual rankings on each player as well. Um,

and as I look at the sheet right now, I think, let's just start with wide receivers, boys.

Like, I think we're all in agreement with one thing that I'm beginning now to, at first, it felt like having

Malik neighbors ahead of Marvin Harrison Jr. was something that we felt scary as can be, right?

Because Marvin Harrison, Jr., whenever you just consider, it had been just a lock the whole time that he was going to be wide receiver one.

I think he probably still is wide receiver one as far as the NFL draft goes when it's all said and done.

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